Author Topic: Fisheaters Crashed - Public Breastfeeding - Unhealthy Trads (Read 58791 times)

Cheryl · « **Reply #195 on:** October 07, 2010, 04:56:30 PM »

Quote from: MaterDominici

Is this an attempt to see how many topics we can discuss in a single thread?

Threads do sometimes go on more tangents then problematic equations. May I suggest Mater, if Matthew should make the mistake of saying, he's at a lost for something to do; you might suggest going through threads like this and putting them into sub-categories.

Alexandria · « **Reply #196 on:** October 07, 2010, 04:59:09 PM »

She did not. Perhaps you and her are on the same wave length, Clare; I am not.

I was not referring to trads vs. non-trads regarding age. My comment on age was, now pay attention young ladies, that in my youth we were much healthier children than the children nowadays. We were vaccinated, bottle-fed, and ate normally. Whether this had anything to do with our being healthier, I do not know. wallflower said she had not seen a difference. I then made the remark that I thought her (wallflower) to be young and, therefore, was surprised that she was old enough to remember.

As for the trad/non-trad, I made the observation that the children I have seen in traditional chapels the past 20+ years are not as healthy as other children. What the specific cause is for this, I don't know; I speculated that it might be the three things that I mentioned.

I sincerely do hope this helps to straighten things out.

Cheryl · « **Reply #197 on:** October 07, 2010, 05:00:12 PM »

Quote from: Matthew

Here is a picture of what chicken "meat" looks like after it's been processed. They have to soak it in ammonia (to kill the bacteria), and add artificial flavor AND artificial color to make it look somewhat normal on your bun.

Hey I believe you. But I'm in the Eastern time zone and dinner time IS getting close, I'm now thinking it wouldn't hurt me to skip a meal. :barf:

wallflower · « **Reply #198 on:** October 07, 2010, 06:51:18 PM »

Quote from: Alexandria

She did not. Perhaps you and her are on the same wave length, Clare; I am not.

I was not referring to trads vs. non-trads regarding age. My comment on age was, now pay attention young ladies, that in my youth we were much healthier children than the children nowadays. We were vaccinated, bottle-fed, and ate normally. Whether this had anything to do with our being healthier, I do not know. wallflower said she had not seen a difference. I then made the remark that I thought her (wallflower) to be young and, therefore, was surprised that she was old enough to remember.

As for the trad/non-trad, I made the observation that the children I have seen in traditional chapels the past 20+ years are not as healthy as other children. What the specific cause is for this, I don't know; I speculated that it might be the three things that I mentioned.

I sincerely do hope this helps to straighten things out.

Ah, well now that you've added the 20+ to that, it's clearer. That was not in your very first post on the subject, which was the one I commented on. I apologize for taking your post as it was written.

MaterDominici · « **Reply #199 on:** October 07, 2010, 09:39:05 PM »

Quote from: Cheryl

Quote from: MaterDominici
Is this an attempt to see how many topics we can discuss in a single thread?

Threads do sometimes go on more tangents then problematic equations. May I suggest Mater, if Matthew should make the mistake of saying, he's at a lost for something to do; you might suggest going through threads like this and putting them into sub-categories.

That is actually a feature in this software, but it's not a very functional one as it just messes everything up.

Oh well, carry on with whatever it is we're talking about. : )